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English III
Communication

5 When America entered World War II, many
people were wounded and needed blood transfusions.
Charles Drew suggested sending plasma instead of
whole blood. He started collecting blood, separating
the plasma, and shipping it safely to injured people. 5
He then became the first director of the blood bank
of the American Red Cross.

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Charles Drew was born in Washington, D.C.,
in 1904. When Drew was fifteen, his sister died of
tuberculosis. As he watched her condition get worse,
Drew wished he could do something to help. It was
then that he first thought about the possibility of
becoming a doctor.
2 There was only one problem with this idea: Drew
was an African-American. In those days, much of
American society was segregated, or separated, on
racial lines: black people and white people went 10
to different schools and could not sit together in
restaurants or on buses. Only a handful of colleges
would accept African-American students, and medical
school would be another hurdle beyond college. But
Charles Drew managed to succeed in spite of all the 15
difficulties.
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3
In high school, Drew was a strong student and an
outstanding athlete. Eventually he was offered a
scholarship to go to college. At college, Drew was
the most valuable player on the football team and 20
the captain of the track team. He could probably
have become a professional athlete, but he remained
interested in science and medicine. In 1928, he
entered a medical school in Canada and began his
lifelong study of blood.
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Blood Is Blood Lesson
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In the 1930s and 40s, doctors did know that
people who lost a lot of blood could be given new
blood in a procedure called a blood transfusion, but
it wasn't easy to get a blood transfusion. There was
no way to keep blood fresh or take it where people
might need it. Drew discovered that if he removed
the solid cells (like red blood cells) in blood, and kept
only the liquid part, which was called plasma, the
blood could be stored for a long time. It could then
10 be used in transfusions whenever and wherever it
was needed. After making this discovery, Drew set
up the first blood bank in New York City.
blood bags
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tubes with blood

Answer 1

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[1] <It was> [then] <that> he first thought about the possibility of becoming a doctor.
初めて医者になるという可能性について考えた＜のは、[その時]だった＞。
〇普通の文：Then he first thought(過去形) about the possibility of becoming a doctor.＋
<It was(過去形)＋[強調される語(句)]＋that>＝強調構文
【参照】現在形：<It is> my elder brother that <takes> care of my parents.

[3] In the 1930s and 40s, doctors <did> know(動詞の原形) that people who lost a lot of blood could be given new blood in a procedure called a blood transfusion, but it wasn't easy to get a blood transfusion.
1930年代から40年代にかけて、大量の血液を失った人に輸血という方法で新しい血液を与えることができることを、医師は＜確かに＞知っていましたが、輸血を受けるのは簡単ではありませんでした。
〇普通の文：In the 1930s and 40s, doctors [knew] that people who lost ….
※過去形の一般動詞を強調する：<did>＋動詞の原形／現在形の一般動詞を強調する：<do/does>＋動詞の原形

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